Emergency Medical Coverage. The following minimum emergency medical coverage will be provided to all Contractor Personnel while present in British Columbia in order to work on the Project, and when travelling to and from the Site from outside British Columbia. The Contractor will, within 120 days of the Effective Date, submit to Hydro’s Representative for Review an “Emergency Medical Services” manual describing how the Contractor will provide the following minimum emergency medical coverage: emergency medical treatment for accidental injuries or illness requiring immediate medical care; and emergency medical transportation and convalescence, including:
(i) medical transportation arrangements to transfer the worker to and from the nearest appropriate medical facility in the worker’s home province or country of residence;
(ii) if medically necessary, round trip transportation for an attendant to accompany and care for the worker;
(iii) if the worker is unable to travel due to medical reasons after being discharged from a medical facility, expenses incurred for meals and accommodations until medical transport to the worker’s place of permanent residence can take place up to a maximum of $2,000; and
(iv) if a worker dies while travelling to or from the Site for work purposes from outside British Columbia or while living at or near the Site for work purposes, then:
(A) provide transportation for one family member of the worker’s immediate family to identify the body prior to its release if necessary, including reasonable reimbursement for the cost of accommodation and meals for the family member; and
(B) obtain all necessary authorizations and make all necessary arrangements to transport the body to the worker’s place of permanent residence, up to a maximum of $7,000. This coverage is in addition to WorkSafeBC regulations from employers regarding injuries or deaths in the workplace.
Emergency Medical Coverage. The Parties agree that the following minimum emergency medical coverage will be provided to all workers while present in British Columbia in order to work on the Penstock Installation Project, and when travelling to and from the Work Site from outside British Columbia:
(a) emergency medical treatment for accidental injuries or illness requiring immediate medical care; and
(b) emergency medical transportation and convalescence, including:
(i) medical transportation arrangements to transfer the worker to and from the nearest appropriate medical facility in the worker’s home province or country of residence;
(ii) if medically necessary, round trip transportation for an attendant to accompany and care for the worker;
(iii) if the worker is unable to travel due to medical reasons after being discharged from a medical facility, expenses incurred for meals and accommodations until medical transport to the worker’s place of permanent residence can take place up to a maximum of $2,000; and
(iv) if a worker dies while travelling to or from the Project Site for work purposes from outside British Columbia or while living at or near the Project Site for work purposes, then:
(1) provide transportation for one family member of the worker’s immediate family to identify the body prior to its release if necessary, including reasonable reimbursement for the cost of accommodation and meals for the family member; and
(2) obtain all necessary authorizations and make all necessary arrangements to transport the body to the worker’s place of permanent residence, up to a maximum of $7,000. This coverage is in addition to WorkSafeBC regulations regarding injuries or deaths in the workplace.
Emergency Medical Coverage. The Parties agree that the following minimum emergency medical coverage will be provided to all workers while present in British Columbia in order to work on the BOP Project, and when travelling to and from the Work Site from outside British Columbia:
(a} emergency medical treatment for accidental injuries or illness requiring immediate medical care; and
(b} emergency medical transportation and convalescence, including:
(i} medical transportation arrangements to transfer the worker to and from the nearest appropriate medical facility in the worker's home province or country of residence;
Emergency Medical Coverage. When submitting a claim for Emergency Medical coverage, the following documentation is required:
